🚸 Issue 664: bulk-import of many (750+) porn-domains from @TruthfullEdward

[thomasmerz]

Summary

This PR fixes #664 by bulk-importing many new (750+) porn-domains from @TruthfullEdward
I checked if there are any duplicates by:

🦎🖥  ✔ ~/temp/PRs/Lists [issue_664|✔]
10:14 $ wc -l porn.txt
1908849 porn.txt
🦎🖥  ✔ ~/temp/PRs/Lists [issue_664|✔]
10:14 $ sort -u porn.txt | wc -l
1908849
🦎🖥  ✔ ~/temp/PRs/Lists [issue_664|✔]
10:14 $

Checklist

• I have verified that I have not modified any files inside the alt-version folder (automated code will automatically update those files)

• I have verified that I have not modified any files inside the dnsmasq-version folder (automated code will automatically update those files)

[ghost]

@thomasmerz Thanks a lot! I hope there were not much duplicates left. I sorted the list alphabetically and removed duplicates. If you would have an interesting line of code for my Linux terminal, so I can do that process already for you (the way you like), please let me know!

[thomasmerz]

You can remove duplicates beforehand with sort -u 👍🏻

There has been no duplicates:

I checked if there are any duplicates by:

🦎🖥  ✔ ~/temp/PRs/Lists [issue_664|✔]
10:14 $ wc -l porn.txt
1908849 porn.txt
🦎🖥  ✔ ~/temp/PRs/Lists [issue_664|✔]
10:14 $ sort -u porn.txt | wc -l
1908849
🦎🖥  ✔ ~/temp/PRs/Lists [issue_664|✔]
10:14 $

[spirillen]

@thomasmerz Thanks a lot! I hope there were not much duplicates left. I sorted the list alphabetically and removed duplicates. If you would have an interesting line of code for my Linux terminal, so I can do that process already for you (the way you like), please let me know!

sort -u -f file.txt -o file.txt

Explain:

sort is a program that... sort lines in a file

-u = uniq, romoves duplicates
-f file to read
-o output to file

the file for -f & -o can be the same, as the file is read to memory for sort and the writes to file.tmp and first then moves the temp file to the destination file

[ghost]

@spirillen Thanks! I always wrote sort filename.txt | uniq-u but that deleted all my file content. I'll give your codeline certainly a try.